#tom waller

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Eviction (1999) Tom Waller

February 16th 2023

[thatsashitplan]

I know Katie Mcgrath is like the most accepted fan cast for Lady Loki (I think?) but may I propose,, Phoebe Waller-Bridge as Loki

[littlecorners]

what if they filmed tbosas the way fleabag is filmed so that the audience got to see snow's inner monologue, so every so often tom blyth would turn to the camera and just talk.

[rmbunnie]

Another little inconsequential red hood thing and I'll admit that I'm decently biased but it irks me to see the whole "Jason can't shut up about his death/he makes his death everyone else's problem" take really frequently because he simply does not do that enough for it to be a thing in like any actual Red Hood story.

It's a thing you see sometimes in modern annuals/comics with large casts, particularly if a writer doesn't seem super confident with writing all of the characters that they're working with or if he's just a background character in this one, because with comics it's quicker to reduce a character to recognizable landmarks than to try and work out a whole new complex voice if you don't really need to, so it's tire iron, Jane Austen, Joker, and death, and it's all written out in dialogue because every character in a group event can't have their own internal monologue, but like. That's pretty much it. UTRH is the establishing event for Jason Todd post death so of course a lot of it is about his death, although it's arguably about the lack of response to his death more than his death itself, and he certainly makes it Bruce's issue but one beef doesn't make a trend. Plus if his death is anyone's issue beyond his own Bruce and Joker are like the number one guys whose issue it is. He THINKS about his death a ton in Lost Days, but it doesn't really reflect externally on any of his interactions besides with Joker, which again, that's justified and relevant beef. Teen Titans 29 is more about his place in the hero community/feeling like he was an outsider even before the bomb/Tim being the new robin than about his death, and side note, that being counted as an attempt on Tim's life also bugs me. He beat him up and then left of his own volition. That's not an assassination attempt its called a fight, albeit a sneaky and unfair one. But anyways. I can't speak on Battle for the Cowl because i haven't read it, both that and Batman and Robin 2009 don't really compel me, but it's entirely possible that's an outlier to my point seeing as I kinda sorta haven't read it and don't care to lmao. Even New 52 (although HIGHLY unpopular) and Rebirth/Dawn of DC/Whatever we're doing now Red Hood content don't really have him talking to people about it besides the occasional little quips. He might make stances that were developed because of his death other people's problem, like in the Mia Dearden Green Arrow situation with the "getting involved in other people's business" issue, but acting like he makes specifically his death everyone else's problem is ignoring all of the perfectly valid actually canon things he makes other people's problem. Most of the unpleasant traits he brings to the table are a result of his death and the sense of abandonment and betrayal that came with it, but that doesn't mean he's bringing his death into it when he acts unpleasantly any more than he's bringing his birth into it when he shows up in the first place. The consequences do not equal the event. All this to say it's irritating when people say the character is grating because he doesn't stop whining about his death when that kinda just indicates to me that they're working off fanon based on fanon based on kinda mid batman annual.

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Titans: Beast World #3 (2023) by Tom Taylor & Lucas Meyer

Cover: Ivan Reis

[26aspen-edits]

ok so I don't know when the last Alice in wonderland series was (possibly the 90s or some characters were featured in once upon a time) but I've been thinking about a concept of one for days now so please hear me out on ideas....

Elle Fanning as Alice (her role as Aurora in maleficent and her existence is just proof)

Bill Hader as the Mad Hatter (that man has range, he can do it, I know it)

Phoebe Waller-Bridge as the Cheshire Cat (Girl just radiates pure sass and mystery, Fleabag is a great example)

Rhys Darby as Thackery Earwicket (man is pure charm and sweetness, he can pull off a crazy bunny)

Key and Peele as Tweedledee and Tweedledum (comedy duos are great for these types of roles)

Taika Waititi as the Caterpillar (if he can play a chill rock person, he can play a high laid-back insect)

Tom Hiddleston as the White Rabbit (Loki has taught us that he can be hot and British but also panicky and British)

I've been trying to find people for the Red and white queens but I've got nothing so far

but for sets and feel, just imagine a really well put together high school production, hand masks used for the more catoony characters and really detailed costumes

Also no over the top cartoony stuff like in Tim Burton, like the queen with a big head and the Hatter being painted white with the crazy colorful makeup. (If this was in the original story at all I apologize)

@toastess-with-the-mostess @larsmina @uwererightiwaswronguwereright @stabbydragon

[mysteryonearth52]

Titans: Beast World 4 (2024) by Tom Taylor & Lucas Meyer

Cover: Ivan Reis

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Sam and Fred walked

So Tomgreg could stumble and trip 😌

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

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Beast Boy to the Rescue in “Titans: Beast World”

DC Comics has announced a “Dawn of DC” crossover event spinning out of Tom Taylor and Nicola Scott’s Titans run. Titans: Beast World hails from writer Tom Taylor and artist Ivan Reis. The series will also connect into Titans and Nightwing. The “Beast World” storyline will kick off, though, in Tales of the Titans #4 (on sale on October 24, 2023) from Andrew Constant and Brandt & Stein as Beast Boy deals with his own crisis following the events of Dark Crisis.

The DC Universe faces a new threat, “an intergalactic Sea Star—a conqueror like Starro, but one that is far more frightening. Superman, Wonder Woman, Starfire—all are powerless to stop The Necrostar from ending all life on Earth. And the only Super Hero who can save the world is...Beast Boy?! 

With Nightwing, Raven, Cyborg and the Titans beside him, can Garfield Logan rise to battle an ancient evil? Or is he doomed to become the greatest threat to the DC Universe? What will Amanda Waller do to take advantage of the situation as millions of people are changed into rampaging creatures? And can humanity survive all-powerful Super Heroes and Super-Villains transformed into ferocious beasts?” (DC Comics)

Titans: Beast World #1 goes on sale in November 2023.

(Image via DC Comics - Cover of Titans: Beast World #1)

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Tom Raney - Waller vs Wildstorm 

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I did also get let down because my friend only sent me the Peacemaker scenes and with just those pages I was under the impression that Waller was back to being like ammoral and shady but for reasons She Thinks Are Right you know like the interesting character she used to be and then I read the book and its like Amanda Waller wants to kill a hundred billion people for POWER because she wants to be DICTATOR OF PLANET EARTH and its like oh my godddd nobody even fucking likes this!

[davidmann95]

Did the mandatory set of DC movie thoughts as a newsletter.

[2ndaryprotocol]

The sort-of sequel, sort-of spin-off, sort-of standalone ‘An American Werewolf In Paris’ stormed theaters this week 25 years ago. 🇫🇷🐺🌑

“𝙰𝚕𝚕 𝚛𝚒𝚐𝚑𝚝. 𝙸 𝚖𝚊𝚢 𝚋𝚎 𝚞𝚙𝚜𝚎𝚝 𝚘𝚛 𝚜𝚌𝚛𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚍 𝚞𝚙 𝚛𝚒𝚐𝚑𝚝 𝚗𝚘𝚠, 𝚋𝚞𝚝 𝙸'𝚖 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚠𝚘𝚕𝚏.”

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Titans 4 (2023) by Tom Taylor & Nicola Scott

Cover: Nicola Scott